not in color

Andy · March 16, 2004

i'm a huge fan of b&w and monochromed images. here are a few i'll share, and more can be found in this gallery:

http://www.moonriverphotography.com/gallery/66037

the shoreline, in ir:

walking to work on the brooklyn bridge:

grand central terminal:

a whole mess of gargoyles, in infrared:

pathfinder · March 16, 2004

andy wrote:

i'm a huge fan of b&w and monochromed images. here are a few i'll share, and more can be found in this gallery:

http://www.moonriverphotography.com/gallery/66037

the shoreline, in ir:

walking to work on the brooklyn bridge:

grand central terminal:

a whole mess of gargoyles, in infrared:

I love gargoyles - I bought my first 135mm tele years ago when I was in college to shoot gargoyles in Tri-X.

I gather the Sony 828 lets you shoot in IR easily? - unlike the the EOS digitals which seem to have an IR filter I think.

When I get home I'll add some more B&W to your thread if that is ok with you.....

Andy · March 16, 2004

another gargoyle
of course, add as many as you like

yes, the sony 828 and 7x7 are particularly suited to ir - they have a nightshot mode and it's very cool.

here's another gargoyle for you

pathfinder · March 16, 2004

andy wrote:

of course, add as many as you like

yes, the sony 828 and 7x7 are particularly suited to ir - they have a nightshot mode and it's very cool.

here's another gargoyle for you

Here is a blue tone image from the Grand Quivira in New Mexico

pathfinder · March 16, 2004

Here is the church in Rancho de Taos - a beautiful quiet restful place....

Andy · March 16, 2004

very cool shots pathfinder!

pathfinder · March 16, 2004

andy wrote:

very cool shots pathfinder!

I love the streaming light in your shot of Grand Central Station, and like you I have a great affinity for the various hues of B&W.

I may have to look at the Sony828 for the IR ability also - you have demonstrated it's capabilites very nicely.

TJAmy · March 17, 2004

I can't express enough how much I like your pictures. Your pictures make me feel two things....1. I should work up to your quality of work 2. Give up! Just keep shooting family pictures.

Great Job!

Andy · March 17, 2004

TJAmy wrote:

I can't express enough how much I like your pictures. Your pictures make me feel two things....1. I should work up to your quality of work 2. Give up! Just keep shooting family pictures.

Great Job!

wow - thank you, amy

you made my day. keep shooting and learning!

andy

not in color

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